Petition to save Alfie Evans
Alfie Evans veut vivre !
Alfie Evans veut vivre !
Celui que vous voyez ci-dessus est Alfie Evans, le 9 mai 2018, il aura 2 ans... s’ils le laissent vivre.
Alfie souffre d’une maladie neurologique dégénérative. Ainsi, les médecins de l’hôpital Alder Hey Children à Liverpool ont décidé de le débrancher et de le laisser mourir contre le jugement de ses parents.
Que feriez-vous si Alfie Evans était votre fils ? Vous chercheriez désespérément de l’aide pour ne pas que les médecins arrêtent les traitements pour votre enfant, n’est-ce pas ?
Aidez Alfie à sauver sa vie en demandant à l’Hôpital de respecter le droit de ses parents de chercher une solution dans un autre établissement. Notre réaction est urgente !
La communauté médicale et le système juridique du Royaume-Uni ne respectent pas le droit des parents de prendre des décisions médicales dans le meilleur intérêt de leurs enfants.
Les parents d’Alfie, Tom et Kate, veulent que leur bébé soit transféré dans un autre hôpital pour subir plus de tests afin d’obtenir un nouveau diagnostic. Alfie n’est pas en phase terminale, il répond à ses parents !
Plusieurs hôpitaux européens ont évalué le cas d’Alfie et ont accepté de l’admettre, mais une fois de plus les autorités médicales britanniques lui refusent la permission.
Pourquoi ne donnent-ils pas une chance à Alfie ?
Désespéré, le père d’Alfie a rencontré le pape François pour le supplier de sauver son fils et de lui accorder l’asile afin qu’il puisse être soigné dans un hôpital italien. L’Italie a déjà donné la nationalité italienne au petit Alfie, mais les autorités britanniques continuent de lui refuser la sortie. Il est urgent. Faisons quelque chose pour sa vie.
Pressons l’hôpital de le laisser partir et peut-être vivre.
Merci au nom d’Alfie Evans.
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Dear Alder Hey Children’s Hospital officials,
Release Alfie Evans to a hospital of his parents’ choosing. Alfie should be given every chance at life.
Alfie has no medical diagnosis, without which it is impossible to determine his long-term outlook. Alfie is responsive to his parents and others and is not in terminal stages. Removing his ventilation, and thus purposely and prematurely ending Alfie's life, is utterly unnecessary when there are still other options, and even recommendations and assistance offered for Alfie's rehabilitation and going home.
Please respect the wishes of Alfie’s parents and allow them to transport Alfie to another hospital. Keeping Alfie intubated and drugged in a bed for a year without tracheostomy, complete assessment or treatment for known conditions is cruel and out of step with accepted international standards. Killing a disabled child who could go home with his parents is discriminatory and extreme - in fact, it's murder.
It is unconscionable and a shock to the world that you are disrespecting the rights and wishes of Alfie’s loving parents, and denying Alfie his rightful chance at life. We call on you to withdraw your court case and allow Alfie's transfer to a hospital of his parents' choosing.
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Dear Alder Hey Children’s Hospital officials,
Release Alfie Evans to a hospital of his parents’ choosing. Alfie should be given every chance at life.
Alfie has no medical diagnosis, without which it is impossible to determine his long-term outlook. Alfie is responsive to his parents and others and is not in terminal stages. Removing his ventilation, and thus purposely and prematurely ending Alfie's life, is utterly unnecessary when there are still other options, and even recommendations and assistance offered for Alfie's rehabilitation and going home.
Please respect the wishes of Alfie’s parents and allow them to transport Alfie to another hospital. Keeping Alfie intubated and drugged in a bed for a year without tracheostomy, complete assessment or treatment for known conditions is cruel and out of step with accepted international standards. Killing a disabled child who could go home with his parents is discriminatory and extreme - in fact, it's murder.
It is unconscionable and a shock to the world that you are disrespecting the rights and wishes of Alfie’s loving parents, and denying Alfie his rightful chance at life. We call on you to withdraw your court case and allow Alfie's transfer to a hospital of his parents' choosing.
